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Tuesday we both went out to the garage and got everything packed up.  Several boxes to hold a few more months for one more sale in the spring, and the rest loaded in the van, some to go straight to Goodwill and a box of hardback books for the library.  

Wednesday we both went to A&S where Seraphina had us working on leather medallions for largess.  Leofwyna is getting along real well with her knee-cart... WHEEE!  And she hasn't had pain in excess of what she was feeling in her feet anyway on a daily basis. 

TUESDAY

I popped in and out of a few thrift stores and found a jigsaw puzzle, a couple Y bags for the vacuum cleaner, a couple cotton cutter shirts and a couple blank journal books.  Back at home I continued the garb sort to prepare for Lilies.

WEDNESDAY

Was poking through a few piles and rearranging them.  Still looking for the red linen both upstairs and down; and trying to clear the center section of the west wall unit downstairs for Leofwyna to use for her scrapbooking supplies.  Also set up a new 'nesting' place for Maggie in the west wall unit since this project destroyed her previous place.  I was interrupted by an individual ringing the doorbell to promote a switch from cable to their company for our television and while upstairs/outside remembered the storm window which needed to be fixed.  When I had that done I realied I hadn't set the television recording for the evening (was already half an hour late) and was missing A&S - poetry (was an hour late).  I set the recorder for the rest of the evening programs but was too late to catch up with the A&S group so I settled for stopping in at Sash's with his birthday present before heading off to supper.

Back at home Leofwyna had brought the new kitty, Cassie, home and settled her in upstairs.  Cassie is a black and orange calico and has a vocabulary that makes me think she may have some Siamese blood.  She's very interested in human contact and doesn't seem the least bit shy of us.  However, neither Cassie nor Maggie seems to have any interest in the other... no patti-paws going on at the door between kitchen and basement stairs, not even any sniffing or hass-ing.  Integration may take longer than planned if they're not communicating at all.